Friday, 1st November 2013
Two days later, at school, the three oldest siblings and their best friend were in the main hallway with Owen. They were looking at the yearbook.
- "Did you guys see the yearbook?" Chase walked in between the childhood best friends. "Everybody but me got a 'Most likely to...' even Leo!" He complained.
- "What? Let me see that." Leo grabbed the yearbook from his brother's hands. "'Most likely never to get a 'most likely'.' I'm on the board!" He exclaimed, happily.
- "This is ridiculous." Maddie replied.
- "You had one, too." The short boy said. "'Most likely to punch someone'." He read.
- "That's true." Bree snickered and looked at the artist sitting on the bench next to her, who nodded in agreement.
The alien girl rolled her eyes, amused.
- "Well, that proves it. I'm completely invisible at this school." The genius boy explained.
- "No, you are not." The Matthews girl patted his shoulder.
- "Chase, that's not true. If you were invisible, I couldn't do this." Adam punched his younger brother's right peck.
- "Uhh!" The green hazel-eyed boy groaned, in pain.
The blue-eyed girl punched the tall guy where he had punched his brother.
- "Ow!" The oldest Davenport exclaimed. "Stop hitting me!"
- "When you stop hitting Chase." Maddie smiled widely.
Chase smiled fondly at his best friend, who winked. Gosh, how I adore her.
- "Mean." Adam walked away, holding his peck.
- "Chase, just because you weren't nominated doesn't mean you're invisible." The Davenport girl said.
- "Oh, really? Yeah? What's this?" The genius boy opened the yearbook and showed a page. "'Chip Davenport'. I'm a misnamed question mark!" He closed the yearbook, irritated.
Owen and Bree shrugged.
- "Chase, it's not that bad." The alien girl tried to comfort him.
- "Yeah, you don't buy your words either." The green hazel-eyed boy replied.
- "Sorry." The blue-eyed girl smiled, awkwardly.
- "Listen up, snot-buckets!" Perry walked in with a poster. "Don't forget to sign up for the annual Mission Creek High talent show. Auditions are after school, and we'll be judged, by moi. Chances are that if I don't like you, you won't get through, and I don't like any of you, so good luck." She put the poster on the wall.
- "Talent shows are wrong!" Owen exclaimed. "There are no winners or losers in creative expression."
- "Stick a paintbrush in it, Emo Sabe!" The principal mocked, before walking away.
- "I refuse to stand by while that woman crushes the artistic souls of our student body." The artist explained. "I'm gonna go sketch my feelings!" He walked away, quickly.
- "He is so tortured. Isn't it great?" The bionic girl smiled widely and followed him.
- "Oooookay." The Matthews girl said. "Her crushes get weirder."
The brothers nodded.
- "This talent show is the perfect opportunity for me to build my fan base." The Dooley boy explained.
- "Leo, you don't have a fan base." Chase replied.
- "I know. That's why I have to build one." Leo smiled. "With magic!" He gestured in the two geniuses' faces, who, both, leaned back.
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